Russian, around 1700
32.1 x 27.2 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany
Private collection, The Netherlands

Literature:
‘Russische iconen. De kunst van het verzamelen.’, F. & C. Tóth, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, 2009, p. 35, ill. 22.

Russian, first half 19th century
15 x 11 cms

Provenance:
Ikonen-Galerie Lehmann, Dortmund, Germany
Private collection, Germany

Russian, around 1800
31.5 x 27.3 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, second half 17th century
31.5 x 26.3 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, around 1600
31.2 x 27 cms

Provenance:
Collection Igor Sysolyatin, Russia
Private collection, Germany

Literature:
‘Russia in its icon. Unknown works from the 15th – early 20th century from the collection of Igor Sysolyatin’, Moscow, Russia, 2022, p. 70, ill. 24.

Exhibition:
‘Russia in its icon. Unknown works from the 15th – early 20th century from the collection of Igor Sysolyatin’, The Museum of Russian Icon, Moscow, Russia, June 25 – October 1 2022.

Russian, first half 19th century
53 x 43.8 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Switzerland

Russian, 19th century
15.4 x 12.3 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, 19th century
26.5 x 21.5 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany
Private collection, The Netherlands

Literature:
‘Russische Iconen, Collectie Tóth-Ikonen’, F. & C. Tóth, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, 2004, ill. p. 18.

Russian, around 1700
32.2 x 27.4 cms

Provenance:
Jan Morsink Ikonen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, first half 19th century
32 x 27.2 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, 17th century
59 x 80 cms

Provenance:
Collection Eikon Galleries Amsterdam, The Netherlands, inventory no. 4261
Private collection, The Netherlands
Private collection, Switzerland

Literature:
Hetty & Robert Roozemond, ‘Divine Beauty’, Eikon Galleries Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1981, p. 146 & 147.

André Grabar (et al), ‘Icônes Millénaire du Baptême de la Russie 988-1988’, Fondation Mona Bismarck, Paris, France, 1988, p. 53, ill 43.

Robert J. Roozemond, ‘Ikonen Rond Klaas en Kerst’, ART.E+S-Reprikon, The Hague, The Netherlands, 1989, p. 48 & 49.

Exhibitions:
‘St. Nicholas amongst the Saints’, De Wijenburgh Castle, Echteld, The Netherlands, 1976.

‘Divine Beauty’, Icons from the collections of the Eikon Galleries Amsterdam’, 1981-1982, Manilla, Brussels, Knokke, Basel, Genève and Echteld.

‘Icônes Millénaire du Baptême de la Russie 988-1988, Exposition d’Icônes anciennes et contemporaines‘, Fondation Mona Bismarck, Paris, France, November 1988.

‘Ikonen Rond Klaas en Kerst’, ART.E+S Galleries, The Hague, The Netherlands, December 1989 – January 1990.

Russian, around 1600, Moscow
71 x 55 cms

Provenance:
Collection Eikon Galleries Amsterdam, The Netherlands, inventory no. 3733
Private collection, The Netherlands

Literature:
B. Velthuis, ‘Ikon-Maria’, de Wijenburgh, Echteld, The Netherlands, 1979, p. 17, ill. W.

Hetty & Robert Roozemond, ‘Divine Beauty’, Eikon Galleries Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1981, p. 112 & 113.

André Grabar (et al), ‘Icônes Millénaire du Baptême de la Russie 988-1988’, Fondation Mona Bismarck, Paris, France, 1988, p. 41, ill 31.

Désirée Krikhaar, ‘Geen dag zonder MARIA’, Zwolle-Utrecht, The Netherlands, 2017, p. April 20.

Désirée Krikhaar, ‘Maria Magdalena – Kroongetuige, zondaar, feminist’, Zwolle, The Netherlands, 2021, p 110, ill. 72.

Exhibitions:
‘Divine Beauty, Icons from the collections of the Eikon Galleries Amsterdam’, 1981 – 1982, Manilla, Brussels, Knokke, Basel, Genève and Echteld.

‘Icônes Millénaire du Baptême de la Russie 988-1988, Exposition d’Icônes anciennes et contemporaines‘, Fondation Mona Bismarck, Paris, France, November 1988.

‘Ikonen in Kevelaer’, Petrus Canisius Haus, Kevelaer, Germany, July 16 – August 19 1990.

‘Het Goddelijke verbeeld’, Museum Catharijneconvent, Utrecht, The Netherlands, January 7 – August 29 2004.

‘Goddelijke Inspiratie – Russische Ikonen ontmoeten Westerse Kunst’, Museum Catharijneconvent, Utrecht, The Netherlands, April 10 – August 4 2013.

‘MARIA’, Museum Catharijneconvent, Utrecht, The Netherlands, February 10 – August 20 2017.

‘Maria Magdalena – Kroongetuige, zondaar, feminist’, Museum Catharijneconvent, Utrecht, The Netherlands, June 25 2021 – January 9 2022.

Russian, late 18th century
31.2 x 24.1 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, late 18th century
25.8 x 22.8 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Exhibition:
‘Het Goddelijke verbeeld’, Museum Catharijneconvent, Utrecht, The Netherlands, January 7 – August 29 2004.

Veneto-Cretan, around 1600
24 x 19 cms (including frame 41 x 36.3 cms)

Provenance:
Jan Morsink Ikonen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Private collection, The Netherlands

Literature:
K. Braamhorst, ‘Ikonen lexicon’, Warnsveld, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 2004, illustrated on p. 226.

Russian, second half 17th century
30.3 x 26.7 cms

Provenance:
Collection Igor Vozyakov, Russia
Private collection, Germany

Literature:
‘Russian Icons of the 15th – 20th centuries’, from the private collection of Igor Vozyakov, Moscow, St. Petersburg, 2009, p. 44, ill. 19.

Russian, first half 19th century
44.2 x 37 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, second half 17th century
89 x 40 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, first half 19th century, Palekh
35.5 x 31 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, first half 19th century
90.2 x 75.5 cms

Provenance:
Kasteel de Wijenburgh, Echteld, The Netherlands, inventory no. 2997
Private collection, The Netherlands

Literature:
B. Velthuis, ‘Ikon-Maria’, de Wijenburgh, Echteld, The Netherlands, 1979, p. 15, ill. T.

Exhibition:
‘Ikonen 16e – 19e eeuw, Kollekties uit kasteel de Wijenburgh en partikulier bezit’, Markiezenhof / Bergen op Zoom, The Netherlands, 22 March – 19 May 1975.

‘Ikonen 16e – 19e eeuw’, Kloosters Paters Augustijnen, Gent, Belgium, 28 June – 27 July, 1975.

‘Russische Ikonen’, Kasteel Coevorden, The Netherlands, October 1975.

Russian, second half 17th century
57.2 x 39.4 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, 19th century
19.2 x 16.9 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, first half 19th century
18 x 15.8 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, second half 19th century
17.9 x 15.1 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, second half 17th century
32.8 x 26.8 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, first half 19th century
54.3 x 45.4 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, second half 17th century
51.2 x 45 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, late 18th century
8.8 x 26 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, 17th century (vrezka)
21.5 x 18 cms

Provenance:
Jan Morsink Ikonen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, 19th century
31 x 26.5 cms

Provenance:
Collection H. Brenske, Hannover, Germany
Private collection, Germany

Literature:
H. Brenske, ‘Ikonen”, Münich, Germany, 1976, p. 72.

Russian, second half 17th century
44.3 x 34 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany
Private collection, The Netherlands

Literature:
‘Ikonen und Ostkirchliches Kultgerät aus Rheinischem Privatbesitz’, Katalog zur Ausstellung im Schnütgen-Museum, Cologne, Germany, 1990, p. 109, ill. 137.

F. and C. Tóth, ‘Russische iconen. De kunst van het verzamelen.’, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, 2009, p. 159, ill. 163.

Russian, mid-17th century
32.2 x 28.2 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany
Private collection, The Netherlands

Literature:
J. Heutink & M. Loerke, ‘Et Resurrexit. Passie en opstanding op ikonen.’, Utrecht, The Netherlands, 2016, p. 97, ill. 79.

Russian, second half 17th century
31.8 x 27 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, early 18th century
28 x 23.5 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, first half 18th century
71.5 x 70.5 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, early 18th century
78 x 32 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, first half 19th century, Palekh
94 x 76 cms

Provenance:
Collection Dr. Cz. Kozlowski, Germany
Private collection, The Netherlands

Literature:
‘Russische iconen. De kunst van het verzamelen.’ F. en C. Tóth, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, 2009, p. 98, ill. 95.

Russian, late 17th century
48.5 x 39.2 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Spain
Private collection, The Netherlands

Literature:
‘Russische Iconen II’, Ferenc en Christel Tóth, 2006, p. 32 & p. 33.

Russian, mid-18th century
65 x 46.5 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Belgium

Russian, late 17th century
33 x 28 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, late 17th century
48.8 x 32 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Literature:
‘Russische iconen. De kunst van het verzamelen’, F. en C. Tóth, Amersfoort, The Netherlands, 2009, p. 97, ill. 93.

Russian, first half 19th century
35.5 x 30.8 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Belgium

Russian, mid-19th century, Palekh
52.8 x 43.8 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Belgium

Russian, late 18th century, Palekh
53 x 45 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, second half 19th century
35.8 x 30.5 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Belgium
Private collection, Germany

Literature:
E. Voordeckers, ‘Ikonen in Belgisch particulier bezit’, Gent, Belgium, 1978, cat no. 314, p. 122.

Exhibition:
‘Ikonen in Belgisch particulier bezit’, 10 June – 15 August 1978, St. Pietersabdij Gent, Belgium, 1978, cat no. 314.

Russian, late 18th century, Palekh
36 x 29.3 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, mid-19th century
36.1 x 31.1 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, late 19th century
13.5 x 32.5 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, Germany

Russian, second half 18th century
35 x 31.7 cms

Provenance:
Kunsthandel Borzo, ‘s-Hertogenbosch, The Netherlands
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, mid-17th century
35.5 x 30.8 cms

Provenance:
Jan Morsink Ikonen, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, second half 17th century, Yaroslavl
31.8 x 27.3 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands

Russian, second half 19th century
35.5 x 30 cms

Provenance:
Private collection, The Netherlands